BatWAHMAN sinks to just 9% on Rotten Tomatoes FAN reviews.

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6IXSTRINGJACK

Thursday, October 10, 2019 6:14 AM

I'm sure Vampire Diaries wasn't made for me, but nobody ever said that as far as I know. I'm glad I got past the first few episodes that were really lame because I ended up loving that show.

People laugh at me when I tell them that I watched it, but anybody who's really given it a chance has told me that I was right about it.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

JEWELSTAITEFAN

Thursday, October 10, 2019 6:17 AM

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
So when an angry little lesbian waltzes in and isn't even inspired by Batman, but literally steals HIS stuff, then mockingly claims that HIS Bat suit will " be perfect when it fits a woman " , that's suppose to inspire other little girls ? His gear, his image, his reputation, and SHE thinks bringing in the crotch a bit is all it takes to equal and surpass his legacy ?

When the actress who plays BatWahman preemptively an needlessly pops off that there's already enough shows for OLD WHITE MEN , how the eff is that supposed to be " empowering " to women ?

It's laughable go-se, is what it is.

* Literally 20 years ago, when something called BUFFY the Vampire Slayer was on something called The WB, I opted to not watch it. Why ? Because, at the time, I assumed it literally wasn't made for me.

I determined that, on my own, w/ out SMG or Joss Whedon angrily snarking off about how ' old white men ' don't need to watch this show. Nor did I watch Angel, which was literally all about OLD WHITE MEN . It wasn't until Firefly came around that I really got into stuff Joss Whedon was doing and figured - ' OK, this I'll watch. Because space and guns and stuff. And I was an over 30 male, who was of European ethnicity. AKA " White " .

Then a funny thing happened. I liked Firefly, but I wanted more of this style of show, the writing, the drama, the comedy... so I watched. Angel. And I liked that too ! So then , before I knew it, I was drawn into watching Buffy.

Even though it wasn't made for me.

For fuck's sake, how DARE I like a show that wasn't made for me???

Ever heard of Divorced Barbie?

She comes with Ken's car, Ken's House, Ken's Garage, Ken's Yacht, Ken's motorcycle.

BatSJW sounds like that.

Ran across a segment last night. Seems Kate (BatSJW) and Sophie have a lesbian fling.

S H O C K E R S

AURAPTOR

Thursday, October 10, 2019 7:04 AM

This 'wasn't MADE for you ' crap came out when Brie Larson was on her period and was whining about how A Wrinkle in Time wasn't made for middle aged white guys.

She clearly said this because the movie was hot garbage, and yet we all were supposed to fall in love with it because of #wahmenpower and #diversity.

Sorry hun, but hot garbage is still hot garbage, no matter what naughty bits you have betwixt your legs.

Then because Capt. Mary Sue's movie was slammed right up against the release of Avengers End Game, assuring it a massive box office showing, she got all full of herself and took great offense to the mockery and ridicule her plank of wood performance got from fans AND costars alike.

She's a miserable cunt, and it shows up on screen.

So now another miserable cunt, taking her cue from Ms Mary Sue decides she too wants in on the act, and voila, we have Ruby Rose, aka Bat-Wahman.

Woke Bitches don't learn.

6IXSTRINGJACK

Thursday, October 10, 2019 8:00 AM

Heard two great things today...

"92% of your audience doesn't like it? Don't you think you should be pandering to them and not the 8%?"

"Even lesbians in latex couldn't save this show."

Do Right, Be Right. :)

CAPTAINCRUNCH

Thursday, October 10, 2019 8:13 PM

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Originally posted by AURaptor:

So when an angry little lesbian waltzes in and isn't even inspired by Batman, but literally steals HIS stuff, then mockingly claims that HIS Bat suit will " be perfect when it fits a woman " , that's suppose to inspire other little girls ? His gear, his image, his reputation, and SHE thinks bringing in the crotch a bit is all it takes to equal and surpass his legacy ?

When the actress who plays BatWahman preemptively an needlessly pops off that there's already enough shows for OLD WHITE MEN , how the eff is that supposed to be " empowering " to women ?

Man, if you need that explained.... I can't do it.

CAPTAINCRUNCH

Thursday, October 10, 2019 8:24 PM

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
If we were only talking the CW, you might be onto something.

But we're not. It's everywhere. At least for now. But it's finally dying off.

It's not everywhere - there you go again with you dramatic, all feelz over statement. Maybe you should sit down and have a rest?

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And you're wrong about the CW anyhow. Although I think most of what they put out is trash and you'd never catch me dead watching a DC comic book show on the network, The 100 is on par with Battlestar Galactica, and The Vampire Diaries ended up turning into a very good show if you could get past the first half season of teen-angsty Twilight cringe bullshit before they went a more mature way with it. The Originals, it could be argued, is even better than the show it was spun off from.

Not even close to Battlestar - pretty funny. It's totally in the vain of most Young Adult Fiction like Twilight, or any of those recent teen trilogy flicks that just came out like Divergent, Maze Runner. Look at the cast for one. Their fun, no question, easy to watch if you are a scifi fan, but the demographics def skew young.

Hey, we're no 7! I have some issues with some of these on this list, definitely some age cross over happening, but just count the CW series that made this list. I honestly never watch the channel, but if you do and want to really know who they're making shows for, check out the commercials. What are they selling and what's the age group that would be buying? Beauty products? Axe? Check!
https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/best-teen-sci-fi-and-fantasy-t
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AURAPTOR

Thursday, October 10, 2019 9:44 PM

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It's not everywhere - there you go again with you dramatic, all feelz over statement. Maybe you should sit down and have a rest?

So it’s just captain Mary Sue, or Rey-Sue in SW, or Thorina Jane Foster, or Lady 007,or NurseWho, ... but it’s not everywhere?

Huh

That’s funny.

1KIKI

Thursday, October 10, 2019 10:12 PM

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:
... if you do and want to really know who they're making shows for, check out the commercials. What are they selling and what's the age group that would be buying? Beauty products? Axe? Check!

I can't believe I'm agreeing with you on - well - anything, but checking out the commercials to see who the target audience is, is something I do all the time ... though sometimes a show will stumble into a completely different and unintended audience.

Also, the older people get, the less likely they are to spend their money on stupid crap, even if they have more of it to spend. So fewer shows are aimed at the cheapskate demographic.

CAPTAINCRUNCH

Friday, October 11, 2019 12:24 AM

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:
... if you do and want to really know who they're making shows for, check out the commercials. What are they selling and what's the age group that would be buying? Beauty products? Axe? Check!
I can't believe I'm agreeing with you on - well - anything, but checking out the commercials to see who the target audience is, is something I do all the time ... though sometimes a show will stumble into a completely different and unintended audience.

Also, the older people get, the less likely they are to spend their money on stupid crap, even if they have more of it to spend. So fewer shows are aimed at the cheapskate demographic.

Plus, older people tend to have enough crap.

I worked in the periphery of a large Advertising market (photography) for about 5 years - I picked up things. "We need another black for this shot." Some of these nuggets even apply to Trump and his self-marketing. Actually, a lot of them do. Playing to people's wants and desires - he's all over that. And it makes no difference if you lie (as we understand it). Making people bend to your will is the goal and everything and anything that doesn't serve that aim is just in the way.

CAPTAINCRUNCH

Friday, October 11, 2019 12:37 AM

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
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It's not everywhere - there you go again with you dramatic, all feelz over statement. Maybe you should sit down and have a rest?

So it’s just captain Mary Sue, or Rey-Sue in SW, or Thorina Jane Foster, or Lady 007,or NurseWho, ... but it’s not everywhere?

Huh

That’s funny.

I honestly wouldn't notice much of it if you guys didn't keep bringing it up, and I honestly wouldn't care that much, because I believe the reasons behind the trend such as it is, is more greed than social preaching - some of each for sure, but mostly money (people keep forgetting the "follow the money " mantra, oiy).
Try and consider the marketing and $potential of opening up a new genre. Super Hero movies were getting pretty stale, weren't they? How interesting is another white male super hero? So...how did Female Captain Marvel do? Just a tad over $1,000,000,000 (1 Billion) USD worldwide. You think the studio was happy with that? When something $works the gimmick goes viral, lots of people want in on it. Is Apple the only one making smart phones? They were for a short while - then, boom. Same thing with movie genres. We had western revivals for a while. Lately Strong Female leads. Everyone talks about it, it's part of society's conversation, it's big frellin' money. They'd be stupid not to mine it for all it's worth.

Uh-oh! Better plug your eyes:

https://www.wired.com/story/marvel-all-female-movie/

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